The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-10-27

necessarily cannot be familiar with their wants
or their many existing and rapidly growing
means Of q direct representation. responsibility
Of the governing powers to those whose interests
they have in charge, which means self-govern'
ment through statehood.
Condemned News Items.
Gen. Sheridan decides that new barracks
and a larger force are needed at Fort Smell
ling.
A well arranged fight between Harry Gill
more and Billy Myer took placein Wiscon.
sin. The little Illinoisian got away with
the Canadian ex-champion in right good
style.
Rustem Effendi, the secretary OF the
Turkish legation, died in Washington. He
had been in Washington many years. Z
Seven United States senators spent the
summer in Europe. They were Palmer,
~stockbridge, Hale, Frye, spooner, Aldricha
and Hawley.
Levi P. Norton is building a $3.50, 900
apartment house on the site of the histor-
ic Hooper mansion in Washington.
Gov. Sawyer OF N. H., recently vetoed
the Hazen or Boston & Maine railroad
bill. The governor says that he is moved
to object to the bill for the reason that
corrupt methods have been extens lively
used in promoting it's passage.
The twenty.iourth annual International
convention Of the Brotherhood of Locmo-
tive Engineers opened in Central hall,
Chicago. Mayor Roche and Gov. Oglesby
made speeches OF welcome. .
DR.. William A. Hammond of New York
city enjoys q medical practice which nets
him $4,000 q year.
The st. Paul & Duluth is credited with
the intention to build an air line from st.
Paul to Omaha. ..4.A
At Winfield, Kan, E. J. WILDER, q prom.
inent capitalist and politician is uuder ar
rest on the charge OF murder in the first
degree.
Washington Special: A few days ago
Secretary. Lamar reversed a decision Of
giving to the Chicago. St. Paul, Minneapo-
lis & Omaha Railway company about two
million acres of land. which the land com
missioner alleged rightly belonged to the
United States as an Indian and military
reservation. The commissioner is now
preparing q letter to the secretary request
ing him to review his recent decision. 1t is
believed that in the event Secretary Lamar
does not reverse his decision, Sparks will
tender his resignation.
An official report from Tampa says there
were twelve new cases OF yellow fever and
three deaths; one under treatment; forty
one cases, one dying and four critical.
P. r. Warman, founder and manager OF
the Cincinnati Commercial agency, has
disappeared.
The largest output for any single week by
! any copper stamp mill in the world was
made by the Calumet & Hecla stamp mill
for the week ended Monday 17th-6S9
tons. 1,445 pounds.
M. II. Day will probably have Judge
Francis place on the supreme bench Of
Dakota.
The following pensions nave been grant,
ed: Wisconsin-Mother Of J: Summers.
Crystal Lake; father OF !. A. Ripley, Little
Lake; original: O. o. Sisson, Black River
Falls; G. Gadient, Milwaukee; II. Collins
~Stoughton; L. F. Larkins. Milliston; NJ.
Ray, Platteville; e. M. Bartlett, Eau Claire;
| W. P. Ottarson, Fond du Lac; G. W. Lee,
Alma Center. Minnesota: l.. A. Brooks.
Renville Station; J. D. Mccarthy, Hastings;
s. Mead, Window. Dakota: w. Sheri-
dan, Ordway. -.# We sA*s
Jesse Brown a wealthy young man OF
| Washington, expects to win a bride in the
person OF a daughter OF the British minis
ter, Sir Lionel Sackville VEST
For his services as leading attor-
ney for the condemned anarchists
Butler will receive a fee of 81, 800
and $3.50 a day. Frank Stauber the
treasurer Of the defense association, says
chat all the money necessary will be forth.
coming. : - >,54s N
The statement that the recent interna-
tional military e~ncampment at Chicago
was a afzzle is verified by the First Regi-
ment team OF Minnesota. Though the
| hovc a ~ ontit1od IN @QEn IN nr;1n o0noy
they will only receive so per cent of the
mount owing to the fact that the funds
OF the e~ncampment are nov in the hands
of a receiver. '.f
At Cleveland, Ohio, an assignment Was
filed in the probate court by the Exce)sior
refining company. Assets, $227Y00O;
debts, $4,000.
The CONTROVERSY between Commission.
ers Edgerton and Oberly has reached that
point where one or the other of them will
be compelled to leave the commission, and
the president will not be at home many
days before he will be compelled to take
action to stop what is rapidly degenerat-
ing into,a scandal.
Three tenants on the estate OF Lord
Clanricade have been evicted. Patrick"
| Campbell strenuously resisted the officers,
and during the melee his daughter Mar.
garet was struck on the head with q crow
bar and severely injured. Eight women
and two men were arrested.
General Greeley has published his con-
clusi ons as to the use Of alcohol in hieh
ATTITUDES, based upon his Arctic experience.
| He says: ''Given in small quantities after
the day'swork was over, they distinctly
stimulated the mental faculties, without
any unpleasant effects. This small guam
tity was generally about two ounces.
More than this seemed merely d waste.
In the later history Of the, expedition it.:
vas recorded that one fourth 81 ansounce
OF pure alcohol, diluted with three times
its weight Of water, had an equally pro-
nounced effect. It seemed to supply food
and to have q decided alimentary value.ln'
William Graham. barrister, has been IN
structed to draw the papers ioc the Lon
don Times defense in the action brought
against that paper by Frank Hugh O'Don-
nell for ESQ, 600 damages for libel in pub
fishing remarks about him in it's articles
on "Parnellism and Crime, Sir Henry
James and Lumley Smith win defend the
Times.
The Norwegian bark Bravo, Just arrived
from Charleston, reports that on Sept. 20
she picked up Capt. Cunha, his wife, two
sailors and sixteen passengers Of the Amer
lean schooner Carrie w. Clark.
Adispatch has been received from Chi
hAuhau, Mex, stating that John Dicker-
son, who was well known on the coast -
capitalist and SPECTATOR in various on
terpriseg, had been shot and killed by Mex.